George R R Martin Siblings Novels & Stories

"My parents built the main estate years ago, and as my brothers got older and started their own families, they built separate houses on the property. Everything's connected by paths and gardens, but each family has their own space. Privacy when you want it, community when you need it." He shifted Ollie slightly, adjusting his hold before continuing. "I have three brothers. Romeo is the oldest—he's got a mate named Sarah and three kids, Marcus, David and Luke. Then there's Rafael our youngest, who's mated to a beta named Michelle, and they have twin girls and twin boys, Nicky, Ricky, Dawn, Rivers. Rhodes is the middle brother and my twin actually, just recently mated to an omega named Troy,

I muttered and before I could say anything else, he hung up. Just then a grey Sedan pulled over, close to where I was standing. The tinted glass at the passenger seat wound down and the person behind the steering wheel leaned over, motioning for me to hop in. To my surprise, I saw Martin, Robert’s younger half-brother behind the steering wheel. They shared the same father but different mothers, as Robert’s father married two wives. Robert’s mum was the first wife while Martin’s mum was the second. From the little I know, Robert’s father separated from his mum to settle with Martin’s mum. And I think that might have somehow affected Robert’s upbringing.

To them, it was an honour at first to have even been put in the position, but then again, they were close friends with Ginny and Carlton Kensington. Anyway, I got downstairs and my mother was waiting for me. She said the boys were waiting in the car. By boys, I thought she meant my father and my brother, but apparently, there were two additions – two very annoying additions. They go by the names Clayton Kensington, and Brantley Hunt. Ag, while they were my brother’s best friends, despite being two years older than him, they annoyed the living daylights out of me, and they absolutely loved it! The turds actually looked excited to see me, or I should rather say to torture me.